Reform’s first year running councils: ‘The atmosphere in the chamber has changed’
Reform’s first year running councils seems to have been defined by a focus on ‘culture war’ issues
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Five reasons why using food banks is not a ‘personal choice’
As another Tory minister takes aim at food bank users, we take a look at some of the ways which show why using these community facilities is not a ‘personal decision.’
NHS turns 75: How the Right reacted
The senior doctors’ strike has proven a particular bugbear for many on the Right. Amid the gushing anniversary celebrations, the Tory press didn’t hold back in making its contempt over the consultants’ industrial action known.
Andy Burnham warns closing ticket offices could be illegal
‘This is really wrong on so many levels, but we’re going to take a stand.’
Rampant corporate power is destroying our democracy
People have a choice: we can have rampant corporate power or democracy, but not both.
Tory MP Johnny Mercer roasted By Question Time audience member
Humiliation for Johnny Mercer
‘Inhumane’ Tory minister slammed for ordering children’s artwork be painted over at asylum centre
‘A man so utterly lacking in humanity’
UK elections remain at risk of interference after government opposes checks on political donations
An amendment to the National Security Bill would have obliged political parties to carry out due diligence on the true source of donations from companies and individuals.
Britain is the only G7 country where inflation is still rising
‘Inflation declined in all G7 countries, apart from the United Kingdom’
Government suffers a record 20 defeats in the Lords over Illegal Migration Bill
Among the fiercest critics of the bill is the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby.
Tory Deputy Leader slammed over multiple false claims during PMQs
Fact checkers had to set the record straight